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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
4
Classified notice offering items for sale including a pack horse for driving and riding at a low price attributed to T A Wayne with phone 291-12. Also advertising tomatoes pansy and house plants from Payette Green House Mjré and C B Genoway with date codes 6-1-2 and B-1-11.
A humorous jeremiad on the baby cab as a reusable child transport, praising its practicality while lampooning domestic gender roles. It contrasts ancient and modern caregiving, notes different models for twins or triplets, and ends with a playful jab at marital dynamics.
A patchwork of trivia lists various notes from commerce and curiosities. Kentucky leads tobacco production while Chile irrigates vast lands. Gold tones vary by region from redder California to the Ural. European cities tax dogs by size. English fisher wives keep black cats for safety. Napoleon’s letters were nearly indecipherable maps. Walrus and white whale yields are noted. Chinese kitchen god reports yearly to heaven. Heine, of Hebrew descent, spent his final years in Paris and died February 17, 1856.
A sequence of quips on marriage gender and social pretensions. Jabs at wives husbands poetry and money with satirical tone. Notes how appearances deceive and statistics can be bent by the reader.
A speaker recalls a three year old boy, linking him to cherished memories of May days. The poem expresses longing for the past and hope to see the baby’s image again, noting echoes of the speaker’s former child and a loved era.
A collection of satirical opinions suggests women try to reform husbands by lectures while men belittle female insight. It notes women face social envy on wedding trips and play up competing suitors to stir interest. The piece ends with a quip about flattering photographs versus mirrors.
The Old Testament was originally Hebrew, but the Hebrew text is lost. only Greek translations remain. The New Testament was written in Greek, with ancient manuscripts found in Petrograd, Rome, Paris, and London, marking a gap of several centuries between the testaments.
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